Capt. William BAYLY ¹

  General Notes:

From Yorkshire? Served in the New Model Army under Cromwell and settled in Ireland c. 1650

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The Bayley Family of County Carlow
who attended St. Mary's Church of Ireland, Bunclody

Geoff Bayly of Port Lincoln South Australia writes....

We have been very fortunate in finding my great grandfathers bible (1872) with some fantastic writings of his ancestors where we have traced the family into Co. Wexford and even back into Cromwell's Army in the 1600's. After the battles in the south of this county Captain William Bayly was given two areas of land for his services to Cromwell.

The first was the Townland of Upper Fearns and Aynemoe (Askinamoe) together with a John White. The second was the Skeahanagh or Farmley Estate in the Union of Enniscorthy and Shilelagh, Co Wexford.

William married.